We design and specify home theaters and media rooms for Charlotte-area new builds, renovations, and retrofits: room layout, acoustics, screen or projector selection, seating, and control, coordinated with your architect and electrician from the start.
Start a ProjectScreen size drives seating distance. Seating distance drives room depth. Room depth drives where the equipment rack and wiring need to land. Get the order wrong and you end up compromising on all of it after the fact.
We work through that sequence with you early, whether you're planning a dedicated theater with full acoustic treatment and light control, or a more flexible media room that still needs to work as a living space. For homes that are already finished, we find wireless and minimally invasive ways to deliver the same result without unnecessary demolition.
Every plan is coordinated with your architect and licensed electrician, so conduit, power, and structural needs exist before they're needed, not after drywall.
Either. A dedicated, light-controlled theater and an everyday media room use the same design fundamentals, just tuned differently. We specify the layout, acoustics, and equipment to match the room you actually have.
A home theater is typically a dedicated, purpose-built space with controlled lighting and acoustic treatment for a true cinema experience. A media room is a more flexible everyday space, often doubling as a living or bonus room, tuned for good sound and picture without giving up the room's other uses.
It depends heavily on room size, screen or projector choice, and how much acoustic treatment and seating are involved. Share your project details through our contact form and we'll follow up with a straightforward estimate.
Yes. We regularly design theaters and media rooms as retrofits, using wireless and minimally invasive approaches where running new wiring isn't practical.